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ICE Dollar Index Falls 0.18% to 101.599 in New York Late Trading

The ICE U.S. Dollar Index fell 0.18% to 101.599 in late New York trading on Thursday, Oct. 22, with an intraday range of 101.883 to 101.446. The index showed a V-shaped move from an early Asia-Pacific low to the U.S. stock market open, hitting a session low at 15:09 Beijing time and a session high at 22:18 before declining steadily. The Bloomberg Dollar Spot Index slipped 0.08% to 1,220.15.

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A sub-0.2% move in the dollar index is routine noise, but the intraday shape is the more telling detail: a V from an Asia-Pacific low through the U.S. open, then a steady fade into late New York. That pattern suggests the dollar's early bid failed to hold once U.S. hours matured, a softness echoed by the smaller decline in the Bloomberg Dollar Spot Index. For crypto and other dollar-sensitive risk assets, the marginal takeaway is a mildly less firm greenback rather than a regime shift. Whether that late-session drift extends into the next session is the open question.

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